Motorola KRZR K1 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: Motorola Krzr K1 for T-Mobile Motorola's Krzr cell phone began making the carrier rounds last year. After landing at almost every major wireless provider (including Alltel and US Cellular) in one form or another, the GSM version of the phone--the Krzr ...

Pros: The Motorola Krzr K1 for T-Mobile offers good call quality and comes with a stylish design and a decent array of features.

Cons: The Motorola Krzr K1 for T-Mobile has low internal memory, and the exterior face attracts smudges and fingerprints.

Verdict: The Motorola Krzr K1 for T-Mobile is an ideal choice for the midrange cell phone user who wants a stylish handset.

Review summary: The Motorola KRZR K1 is a handset that has unfortunately had more of a focus on design than the actual internal functionality. The K1 does have some impressive features, like a 2mpx digital camera, microSD memory card support, quad-band GSM ...

Review summary: I always take these posts I find on forums with a little grain of salt, but the prospect of such a device is not only plausible, it's probable...

Verdict: I always take these posts I find on forums with a little grain of salt, but the prospect of such a device is not only plausible, it's probable. A user who calls himself "toshiro" on the MotoX forums had an intense groping session with the 3G variant ...

Pros: Absolutely gorgeous. Excellent battery life. Good voice quality. Can download photos with Bluetooth.

Cons: Gummy user interface. No stereo Bluetooth. Other Sprint phones get you more for your money.

Verdict: The best-looking Sprint phone isn't Sprint's best phone, so we're lukewarm on the KRZR.

Review summary: The MOTOKRZR K1 is Motorola's long-awaited sizecrunching update of its iconic RAZR, one of the undisputed trend-setting mobiles of the last few years.

Pros: Stylish and unusual fl ip design, MP3 player with card memory, 2-megapixel camera

Cons: No 3G services, No close-ups or focus control on camera

Verdict: A classy phone, but it won't set the market on fire like the RAZR did